[SOLVED] Post Custom Event from WCF Host

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I have a WCF service that I've created, and when a client calls one of the service methods, I want to post an event from the service host to the app that instantiated it (NOT to the client app), and have the app that handle those events. I tried this:

public class MyService : IMyService
{
    // this is a standard custom event
    public event MyHostEventHandler MyHostEvent = delegate { };

    //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    public void SendStatusMessage(string msg)
    {
        MyHostEvent(this, new MyHostEventArgs(msg, DateTime.Now));
    }

    //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    public void SendStatusMessage(string msg, DateTime datetime)
    {
        MyHostEvent(this, new MyHostEventArgs(msg, datetime));
    }
}

But when I create the service host object, I don't see my event in intellisense. Am I going about this the wrong way? Am I missing a step? Is there some WCF bult-in mechanism for doing this? Is there a metatag I can use to enable this?

My next thing to try is specifying delegates to call back to a static class that can post the event instead.